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Description

Kota doria which comes from small towns of Rajasthan, U.P. and some smaller towns of India, is made up of cotton and silk yarn mixed in different combinations and woven in such a way that it produces square patterns in the fabric. Initially it was popular for making Sarees but now all kinds of home furnishings like curtains, lamp shades and a wide variety of clothing range like skirts, salwar suits, shirts can be made from this fabric.

Polyester. Can be used for all clothing purposes. Lining would be required.

Color

Slight difference in color from visible product image is possible.

Care

Cotton

Made from the fluffy fibres of the cotton plant, most cotton fabrics are preshrunk. Do not Rinse and wash seperately.How to wash: Machine-wash in cold or warm with all-purpose detergent.Tip: Sun yellows it; line-dry in shade.

Synthetics

Polyester, nylon, spandex, acrylic, and acetate won’t shrink and will resist water-based stains. Most produce static and may permanently wrinkle in a hot dryer, so dry on low.How to wash: Machine-wash in warm with all-purpose detergent.Tip: Use fabric softener to curb static.

Woollen

Woven from the undercoats of sheep, goats, and other hairy mammals, wool is ultra-durable. But it shrinks in warm water, so take precautions.How to wash: Dry-clean or hand-wash in cold with mild detergent. Air-dry.Tip: Use cedar hangers to repel moths.

Silk

Made from protein fibres produced by silkworms, this durable, luxurious fabric is treated with sizing and may have dyes that bleed.How to wash: Dry-clean or hand-wash in cold with mild detergent. Air-dry.Tip: Test for colour-fastness (dip a cotton swab in detergent and hold it on an inconspicuous area for two minutes to see if the colour bleeds).

Rayon

Created from wood pulp treated with chemicals, cool and comfortable rayon is considered a semi synthetic fabric. When laundered, it may bleed, shrink, or lose its crispness. It is recommended to keep the cloth in water for an hour before stitching.How to wash: Dry-clean or hand-wash in cold with mild detergent. Air-dry.Tip: Iron it when slightly damp.

Linen

Linen, woven from fibres of the flax plant, is sometimes treated with sizing, a finish that makes it crisp. It wrinkles very easily and requires ironing.How to wash: Dry-clean or hand-wash in cold with mild detergent. Air-dry.Tip: Or machine-wash on gentle.